This article deals with federal E-rate program's support of school leaders' Blackberry habit. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has cleared the way to allow money from the $2.25 billion program of subsidies for school technology to apply to e-mail service for mobile, wireless devices, such as the BlackBerry, which are increasingly popular among administrators for keeping tabs on their schools while on the go. School users of wireless e-mail services on mobile devices would also benefit from the recent changes made by the FCC. Another significant change by the FCC are Internet-based voice services that use school broadband networks and connect to regular telephone networks eligible for funding under the E-rate. In this article, the author presents hands-on benefits from the E-rate program and some organizations interested in making the wireless e-mail service eligible.